Moving to suburb areas was never considered a wise decision if your work is not there, yes houses may cost less but your transportation is the one that will hurt your pocket.
A new home, featuring a six-car garage, rises on a former cattle ranch in Parker, Colo. More than three-fourths of prospective home buyers are now more inclined to live in an urban area because of higher fuel prices, according to a recent survey of 903 real estate agents with Coldwell Banker, the national brokerage. Some now proclaim the unfolding demise of suburbia.
Photo: Kevin Moloney for The New York Times
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